We loved this place. It may not be for the person looking for the usual boring motel. It has a lot of charactor, Beautifully restored to it's original late 1800's roots. It was immaculate, and the owners were very helpful. We took the Amtrak and Oscar met us at the train (5 miles out of town). It comes in late at night, and Amy brought us to the shuttle to go home in the very early morning. It has a cafe, reasonably priced, for breakfast & lunch. No TV in the room, I loved this! There is a community room with TV and internet access. If you like history and want to step back in time, this is a good place to do it. Located in central Downtown Williams, it is convenient to walk to Visitor's Center , shops and restaurants.

What an amazing find. We had travelled to Williams coming from the Grand Canyon, and had trawled around a bit looking at the general chain hotels looking for somewhere to stay, and they were all a bit expensive. Drove past this one, nearly didn't stop as didn't look much from the outside, but SO glad we went in. This is my idea of a perfect hotel, especially after the countless motels we had stopped in over the past couple of months. I got to go in and choose our room (hurrah!) and, after much debate as they are all great, went for the romantic, with a beautiful free standing bath. Well, anyway, we ended up staying 3 nights, not the quick stopover we had intended, and this was purely down to the hotel and fabulous hospitality. it was all so relaxed, and we spent our days playing the board games and reading the books supplied, going for strolls and dozing in our room. After the hecticness of the national parks, this was perfect. Would recommend to anyone in the area - GO! i would be surprised if we ever make it back to Williams, but will be making an effort some day as this is the best hotel i have stayed in, ever. Who needs 5*s???!!! Thanks

My wife and I stopped 26-27th. I booked based on the reviews from Tripadvisor. They got it spot on. What a fab find. We drove from Vegas to the hotel and were told 'go find a room to suit' and off we went around the hotel checking each one out. You don't get choice like that very often.

We chose the 'Boudoir' which apparently as a room has a rather rum history to it!

Amy was a great host. Nothng was too much trouble and she made us feel right at home. There's something real nice sitting in an old rocking chair toasting your feet in front of the hotel sitting room fire with a take out pizza. I can't think of anywhere I've stayed where the management would let you do that!

Like reviewers say if you want 5 star luxury this is not the place for you. If you want charm, warmth, character and wonky floors this is the only place in town. The room and the shower were more than adequate considering the age of the building itself.

Williams is a great base for the Canyon too with only a 45 drive to the South Rim.

We had breakfast at the Rusty Trike next door to the hotel. It was super.

Thanks again to Amy and Sushi, Crabby, Steak and the rest of the menagerie!

Oh by the way Amy...Tracey sez go take a look at the ceiling fan in the boudoir. Next time she'll bring her needles and knit you a nice woolly pully from the contents!!!! HA!

This place was the biz. We will return!!

Arizona's oldest hotel. Each room is uniquely decorated. The floors aren't level but the building is almost 120 years old. Give them a break! This just adds to the quaintness and ambience.

The owner's couldn't be more friendly or helpful. They have done a great job of restoring one of Arizona's real treasures.

For those who need modern conveniences there's a theater-size projector TV in the ballroom. Great place to fall asleep while watching football. There's also wi-fi and an internet terminal.

The brass four-poster bed reminded my wife of sleeping at grandma's house.